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The High Uintas: Utah's Land Of Lake And Forest, C. Lynn Hayward
The High Uintas: Utah's Land Of Lake And Forest, C. Lynn Hayward
Books by Faculty of the Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum
This book details the exploration history, geology, hydrology, ecology, flora, and fauna of the High Uinta Range in Utah. Each chapter is written in a narrative style and includes photographs and identification for the various habitats and species discussed. In the Resources chapter, there is a collection of color photographs for greater aid in identification and appreciation of the beautiful Uinta region and the species that live there.
Table of Contents
Introduction
History
Rocks
Water
Forests
Meadows
Fishes
Birds
Mammals
Resources
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Mixed-Hardwood Thinning Optimization, Steven H. Bullard
Mixed-Hardwood Thinning Optimization, Steven H. Bullard
Faculty Publications
Upland hardwood forest types are .by far the most widespread in the United States. Stands of the oak-hickory forest type alone include 109 million acres, 23 percent of the Nation's commercial timberland (U.S. Forest Service 1982) . Many even-aged upland hardwood stands developed on nonindustrial private lands through hardwood invasion after pine stands were harvested. In 1973, half of the hardwood timber in the South was determined to be on upland sites which formerly supported pine stands (Murphy and Knight 1974). Many nonindustrial private landowners passively permit the biologically better adapted hardwoods to increase after the harvest of pines. These …